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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1945
Page
3
Two young rabbits face a white winter with no food until a patient elder guides them. He teaches them to act, dig, and find nourishment near their own doorstep, revealing that effort and resourcefulness turn scarcity into plenty. The tale ends with a reminder to do something about need rather than dwell on it.
A collage of oddities and jokes including a damaged cup's plea for tea a sperm whale piece with scale facts and a bee nettle riddle a boastful history exam quip and a cat and snake tale from a farmer in New South Wales presented in a vintage newspaper style.
The wool textile sector in Australia reached an annual value of £27,360,50 and will gain from a new national textile research program. Overseas experts, including Dr AC Goodings of Ontario, advise government on organizing research with extension officers to speed mill applications. Australian manufacturers may export and showcase new weaves colors and styles globally.
In Canberra the Minister for Air rebuked Mr Holt over a motion about Wing Commander Gibbes RAAF being reduced to squadron leader. The Prime interlocutor, Mr Drakeford, defended the officer and said no unfair treatment is implied. charges remain undisclosed. The report also includes unrelated anecdotes about a cat killing a snake, a poem about rainbows, and a light quip on salt and eaters.
Allora Shire Council held its May meeting in the Council Chamber presided by H. S. Warfield with attendance by G. Ruhile G. D. O’Neill R. W. Frizzell H. C. Sprott S. Rankins J. E. Nussey John Hoey and Clerk A. Hamilton The chairman noted the death of former Chairman Thomas Muir and expressed sympathy to Mrs Muir A moment of silence was observed for late resident Mr Fogg The council discussed ambulance donations abattoir prospects road and bridge repairs water and paddocking at Hendon fencing on the sanitary reserve and immunisation for whooping cough after consulting health officials The meeting kept committees and financial accounts under review approving waste paper and rubber salvage reports and noting substantial rate arrears and obligations The council also considered a proposed crossroad crossing in Herbert Street and the boundary fence maintenance and stock impoundments.
Council hears on waste rubber salvage totals and £9 manse project. Grader repairs delay Pringell Morris road work. temporary repairs planned on Goomburra road. Inspectors discuss Beade’s culvert and Swan missing links. shed for grader deferred. VE Day services criticized, clergy praised. various road and cemetery issues addressed.
The hospital chief cited ongoing staff shortages while the Shire Clerk noted many residents had not registered dogs. One man refused to take a notice. It was agreed that after the 14 day notice period the names of unregistered dogs owners would be handed to the solicitors for methan.
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